In this episode we are bringing to light the hidden mental load that exists in relationships. Whether it’s remembering doctor’s appointments, booking the dog in for it’s vaccines, or cleaning up the kitchen, there is a way to restore fairness and respect in your relationship.
· How to work better as a team.
· What mental load is in a relationship.
· Tips to explain mental load to your partner.
· How mental load could be impacting your relationship.
· How to ask for what you need without blaming your partner.
· What it takes to make your relationship fairer.
· That willingness is key to making your relationship work.
· Why it is important to change, even if, you partner doesn’t change first.


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